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Newspaper Page TextWR'DFOR'O MXTR TliTBrWR. MEDFORO, Ottl-'OOX. MOKDW. JANUARY in-jo PAOR FIVE AERIAL MAIL SERVICE CHICAGO, Jan. 3. Two Dellavi lond four planes left Chicago at S:53 this 'morning for Omaha, Neb., to blaze the trail tor regular service west. The planes will stop at Iowa City about 10:30 for gasoline and til. They are due in Omaha shortly after noon. Pilots Nutter and Smith are In charge. Regular mail service from Chicago to Omaha will lie Inaugurated Jan uary 8. No mail i being carried on the trial trip this morning. Livestock PORTLAND. Ore.. Jan. 5. Cat tle slow: receipts 21SS. Steers, best, Jf10..ri(l((Tll.2.'); nood to choice. $10.00 Gi.10.50; medium to :hmI. $!U10( H.05; fair to yood S.0il( 11.00; com mon to fair, $7.0(l(ii 8.00 : choice cows and heifers, .$D.00fri il.7.5; irond to choice. $7.7."(o H.00; mcflittiu to uood, $7.2r)(it 7.75: fair to medium, $-1. 7.50-1 ).'jr; miners, $X'J.)(t 4.'J."; hulls, .00(SI8.00: urirne- liali't calves, $12.50(0.14.00: heavv, $7.00fel2.00: blockers ami feeders. $8.00(u 9.00. lloirs hiuher. receipts .10(15. Prime mied, 10.(i0(W TJ.50; luediuin, $14.25 (i?14.75: rough- lieavv, $12.25(:" 13.25: uiifs, 11. 75(11 1:1.75. Sheep steady : receipts. (Hi!). East ern lambs, $i:i.00fa 14.00; lialit -valley. $11.50ft:.12.00: heavy. $10,500? 11.00: feeder lambs, $t().()0(ti 11.00 : yearlinsrs. $l).50( 10.50 ; wetiiers, $'9.00(u,'S)..r)0 : ewes, $(i.0O((77.00. Itutler PORTLAND. Ore., Jan. 5. But ter lower. Cubes, extras (2'!.c; parchment wrapped, box lots (I7c: cartons o'8c; ball' boxes half cent more: less than half boxes one cent more. JSutlcrl'nt (iH( llllc f. o. b. station: 7U(u 71c Portland. Kirns, sellinir price, case count, 59c: buvimr price, 5Hc: sellimr price, can dled, (J4c: selected candled in car tons, 70c. Poultry Poultry, liens. 2S( :i(10c lb.: broil ers. 25(i:!0e lb.; old roosters. Ills turkeys, nominal; ureese. 25c lb. ducks, 4()e lb. (rand and Hay Oats, $05.50 bid; corn No. 3, yel low, $57.50 bid. liny buvinsf price, timothy, valley, $2(i.0O(S28.0O: alfalfa, $31.50: wain. $25.00. San Francisco Markets SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 5. Butler C7c. Eirirs, fresh extras, (5c: exlra pullets, 5!lc: umler sized pullets 55c. Hens 32( 33e: vountr roosters, li-Inv 18c: souabs 00(70 : sreese $2.7507" 35c: old, 22c; fryers. 34(d'3(ic: ducks 2S(X.'10c: Belgian hares, alive Zii(0 3.25 doz. , lilalto Hill Makes Hit Thebig double bill which opened yesterday for a , 3 day run at the Hialto-theatre met with a wonderful reception from the largo audience at each performance. There is itlarold Lloyd,, billed as the different come dian, who kept tho audience hitting the high c's of laughtor altho his new special cc-mody "Bumping Into Broad way," the' dramatic feature. "The Beauty Markot," stars Catherine .MacDonald, who is very easy and pleasing to watch, while she portrays one of the most unique characteriza tions, she strongly drives home the wholesome lesson that the "four flusher" and the society fakir must ultimately pay for what has been conceded to them. Why Smith T,eft Home Why did Smith leave home? (Was it because he didn't get enough to eat? Because he didn't get along well with his mother-in-law? Because ho was henpecked? iBecause he couldn't have breakfast in bed? Because they didn't want him to come home lnjta at night? 13ecau.se he smoked cigars and threw his ashes en the parlor car pets? . llecause he sought adventure? Or was it because he was In love? You'll admit there are any number of reasons why a young man by the name of John Brown Smith would leave home, but this John Brown Smith had oho very gc-od reason in particular. At the Liberty theatre where "Why Smith Left Home" is playing you will find the reason. The.pieture, by the way, with Bryant Washburn starring, is or.e of the best comedies of the season. Don't fail to see it. About 30 families in the Beadle neighborhood turned out one l:iv last week to do a uooil deed lor Jas per I'oilL'crs. who ha- been laid up for a Ioiil' time with rbeuniati-m. and ANTIOCH ITEMS cut and hauled 11 loads of WjO for The Outbursts ri'eft By CONDO f m$m ASK88 f mMmM oh, soo his winter uf. The women all took llieir lj:iket dinners. We nre sorrv to learn of the a' i.lent that hel'ell llea-le Welsh of the Meadows, who is owr Hi) Year-; f tuie. lie was ridinir to a nei-di- hor's and the horse threw him and hroke his h-s iti two plaees and lie laid out in the rain al! niidit and was lonnd Christinas nioininir. ; (leorue Perrv, whose parents iwed j to live in the Chaparral distriet, hnt now of Dinisniuir, is up on a visit at ! Vera Oonlev's. M.vrlle Chapman returned fo (Irif-j fin Creek Saturday, alter a two1, weeks' slav with lama' I'nlks. I Carl Doll, formerly of A ill inch, lnit 1 now of Koselmrir. is up in t ii i valley' visit inir friends. Airs. C, M Coalov visited villi; home folks a lew davs this week. Mr. and Mrs.' Tucker are up front Portland on a visit - around with relatives and friends and will live nt Ashland this wilder. Air. and Mrs. K. K. Moure rode out from Ko.w Ann New Year's dav to visit home folks. .lulm Conlev of Myrtle Creek is up on a visit and hromrhi hack his mother, and father wiio have heen st a vin there for a two month-,' visit. Miss Mnlthv. the Chaparral school teacher spent I he holidays in Mcd ford with her sisters. Mir. and Mrs. McKinnis a'ave a dance New Years and furnished a nice snppcj for a hwnit rr;nvd. Circuit Omrt 0. K. Kc.llntiir. Walter ' Kvorton. ('has. S. Hanson, incorporate as Xational Kxclumirc. Association. (icori.'c A. Mansfield, (itv. I. enn, W. M. Lundsnv, A. Wvlhcrir. K. A. Toairue associate as Farm Ilurean Cooperative Hureaii. Warner. Wortman & Ooro vs. T'. L. Narreiian et ux. Writ of attach ment. .1. C. Dalev or al vs. Fred Du'tton. .Imj-ment. Cost Hill. Aftnlavit. K. T. Staples vs. John F, ft'or-lio. Return on service. Jacksou Counlv ?ank vs. David II. Palmer. A ffidnvii. Order. Ola Sultion vs. Sampcl Carpenter ot al. Afidavit. Order. A. S. Ash v. Aledf.-rd Keallv and rmprovenienf com pan v. Cot hill. J. II. Fuller vs. Patrick Anderson Liimhcr company. Answer. Med ford National Hank vs. John Anderson et al. To oniet title. Medford National Hank vs. A. Co:i ro Ficro et ux. For inoriev. Irohatc Court Klizaheth DunwMdie) estate. Paid voncliers. FOR SKINJOfiTURES Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic Liquid, Just What You Need. Ir Not Greasy Don't worry about ccz:nn or other fkin troubles. You ra.i nave a clear, healthy tkin by urirr; b tamed at any dr" s'jra far 33c, or extra large b-:Ulo lo. 'ii.'jj. Zemo ccr.cra'Jy rcncvcc p;r?.p.ic3, blackheads, U'.tchc3, cc:"a ant! nnp--worm aid makci ih: skin clear and healthy. Zc:m is 2 cl"an, penetratint;, antiseptic lqi:i I, zieilhcr i-ttcky rcr greasy and ttaias aotiiinr. U ca!v applied and c.a.13 a ir.ee Irif!-; for cacil application, i . i; r'.'.v.iys de-icndablu. 1 Ik E. W. Kcko Co., C::v;Uau', 0. True May Inuledue. estate. Inventory and appraisement. lmco!n A. limit, otatc Inventory and appraisement. Alice .Martin, estate. First semi anna:!! report. William II. .Matthew, estate. First semi-annual report. Simon Press lev Matthew, estate Second semi-annual report. A. W. Silshv, estate. Kcport o sale. Heal (''state Transfers .1. Otis et ux to I'ino Belt illankltiK Cc, lot la, blk. 13, Halle Kails, Oregon $ George II. l'eaye et ux to (Sen. T. llollister, SVi of SW, NW of SW see. 32, twp. 33, H. I W Phoebe llaylLss to James Owens, 14 interest in Wt'i of SK, S of SW of see. 1-1. lots 1-S ami ft and X ',! c.t NIO of sec. 23, twp. 3(!, lt. 1 W Camilla H. Owen ot ux to .lames Owens, y or SH, S Vj of SW see. 11, twp. 3. H. 1 Wi lots , S, ft, X ",i of NK see. 23, twp. 3G, It. 1 W. 1st Savings 'Hani: and Trust Co. to Ralph CowKill, land 1000 100(1 OUiGK RELIEF FROM MP Get Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets That is the joyful cry of thousands since Dr. Edwards produced Olive Tablets, the substitute for calomel. Dr. Edwards, a practicing physician for 1 years and calomel s old-time enemy, discovered the formula for Olive Tablets while treatinff patients for chronic constipation and torpid livers. Dr. Edwards' Oiive Tablets do not contain calomel, but a healing, soothing venetable laxative. No griping is the "keynote" of these little sugar-coated, olive-colored tab lets. They cause the bowels and liver to act normally. They never force them to unnatural action. If you have a "dark brown mouth" bad breath a dull, tired feeling sicls headache torpid liver constipation, you'll find quick, sure and pleasant re sults from one or two of Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets at bedtime. ThousandS'take them every night juit to keep right. Try them. lUc and 25c BROWN & WHITE 10 SOUTIt lilt STItKET IltliI(;.TK! Tli.UTS 10 arrea highly Improved, all mod ern conveniences, close in on pave ment, $;-i(mo. 10 acres mostly bottom 'land, well Improved, clc:;e in, on pavement. Ji'.uoo. 10 acres, well improved, close In on the pavement, $.2a0. 3 acres wei; improved, close in, price includins stock, equipment and furniture, $30DQ. 4i) acres weli improved, 20 acres paid up water right, a'.l fine bottom land, J 12,iM.Mi. 3 acres clofe to Gold Hill, well im proved, some Ko"d alfalfa under Ini tiation, ?2."i(IO. i acres non-irricated, well improv ed, ch.se in to Jacksonville, $1.VM).. 10 r.erci r!o.,o to Cold Hill, well improved, all crop in. price fncludin'4 slock, equipment anil If. II. goods, :i2i)0. BROWN & WHITE 10 south iai ST, ' I In .la. lihO!'. coiuny j V. . K. I'hioiis etc u to II. I-. lieArmt-.u:. lot 1", blk. T.". I Modford II. 1". Pohland u to John rohlaiul. land in Ashland.... 1!. K. Moran .1 ux to I.. A. dalade. land in II. 1.. C. a'.', twp. mi, H. ;w II. r. rohlaud Lt ax to John I'ohlantI, 1o:-q!-;:, ?ee. 2a, lets 2 and Si: o:' SK of cec. twp. 1:. :,v H. K. Pohlantl ci u to J. dm Pohland. SK. K': of SV. SV of SW, N of X 1 j . S 'i oNV, K'j of SW. SW of SW 10, twp. :m. 1(. I W. X'... of NH, SP. of NK sec. Iii, sw of xe, si: (..' w -i of si:, sw, s;. of xw, xw of nw :;ti. 1:. I Camilla Owen et al Wi JaPies Owens. V!4 of SI' SVj of seo. 1 t. t vp. , 1. !, S. X twp. :'', 1 il. it. 1W. of NIC or 1 W Habb et Kendall's lots ate Stine to (". ux. lot 3. blk. : Add. to -MedK.rd "ONLY OHE riiiNG BREAKS MY COLO! "That's Dr. King's New Dis covery for fifty years a cold-breaker" OTIITNC. hut t.astiiined cpialliy and unf'nilillt: elTi'etivenessi'au arouse i-ueli enthusiasm. Notii liut sure relief from stubborn colds and onnishinj," new ones, Ins old lirippe, itiroui-iearuin ohkii". a"," roup eoulil lmve made In-. Kite,' s New Discovery the nationally popu lar and standard remedy it Is today. Fifty years old ami always reli able. Good for the whole lamtlv. A hotllo In. the medicine cabinet means a short-lived cold or cough. UUc. ilud 1.20. All dnijiitiuta. Stubborn Bowels Tamed Positive in neilon, yet naltiral, camfortable, oletisant, Dr. linss New l.il'o Pills are a boon to bowels that need assistance. They elimi nate lonnentie;,' waste and put the svsiem In normal shape. All urui' li'ists 2ic. a bottle. HELP WAKTITI FTMiAJUH WANTKl) Woman to help with housework, 2 or 3 days a week. I'hone U3S-.T, Kdeu Valley Orchard. . 245 WANTKl) (lir or woman for mO eral housework; good wngos. Phono 7a0-X. WANTJi'l) (Itrl, experbmeed or inex perienced, for general housework. All's. G. L. lluhrmau, la Geneva street. 2 12 WANTKl) Oook, ?!0 a mouth. J. V. Keddy. Mrs. WANTBT) JKCnsuwijIUANKOlie WANTKl) Wood ic cut. shall, Central Point. Aiar- 213 WANT1CD We repair all makes of sewing machines. Singer Sewing Machine Co.. 115 West Main. 207 WANTICI) l!y high school girl, a suitable place to vcrk for board. Answer Ilox 30, Jlail Trjbune. 242 WANTKl) To buy a 12-gaugo dou ble barrel breach-loading shotgun or Winchester pump gun. No ham nierless weapon wanted. Stato your best cash price. A. F. S., Alall Tribune. 242 WANTKl) Young bull. F ler. Phono 777-L. 11. Dress 243 WANTICD To buy second ham! one man stump puller. II. C. Alechem, Trail. , 2 14 WANTICI) Your aide Is worth real money at Johnson's, 45 Front Btreet. .. WANTED To contract for pine and fir logs delivered at mill la Med ford or F. O. V. cars Southern Pa eifictrack. Big Pines Lumber Co. WANTICI) Highest prices paid for hides and furs. Medford Junk Co., phono 283-J. WANTED House moving and re pairing. Phone 488-M or 4R8-X. tf You Can Buy These NOW, RIGHT. 5 room cottage, modern, liko new, 2 lots on pavement, $1200. 5 room bungalow, modern, east front, CO ft. lot, $ 1G0. 5 room bungalow, modern with fur niture, 2 lotH, $1000. 8 room house, modern, 2 lts, clear, $2200. 1G0 acroB improved, adjoins R. K. Htation, $1800. CG0 acres, 3 sets of Improvements, farm land all irrigated, $0,000. HURD LAND & INVEST MENT CO.' 21S-M Carnctt-Cniny HhlK. INVEST In a proposition that will pay you . one that you can, within a short time, turn BKain at a profit. Wo hava the following to of.'er: A 2 room houso with four three room apartmeata completely furulslicd for housekeeplns una eisht Bincle sleeping rooms completely furnished, four rooms nieely fur nlshed'for owner's apartments; hot and cold water throughout; steam hcatlns plant; garat-'o oom for four ears. Will sell completely furnished and Include fuel on hand for J5.iu0.00. (Furniture alone worth $2,000.00; heating plant worth J1500.) Bennett Investment Co. 102 West Main St. I'hone 799 8 M U.KSMAX WANTI-'D--We want a , salesman for this city and cuati'yj hamiliu;; :v.larau:eeil tlreiiou pro- I d'lct. itu laiM:"V 10 riiiht parly. ! See Mr. Sniitll. Hotel .Meilfonl. I 2 12 ' ! WANTKl)- -Axmei Clear land. W. to cut wooti and ; J. "ebster liam li. . 2 lio WANTK1T SI 1TATION. WANTKl) -A i-.-.t!liitn il limtseki or fur one or inni'e ivnl leniei!. tpiire 11(1 Soutli Kiiii.' street. FOK KK.NT '.IH'SKKlClil'l.Na IUW).MS. KOK KlTNTnToelTeTpTn and lodiiiiiL; rooms, rear 23" South Cen 1 ra I. 21 I l-'Olt UKNT l.lBht housekeepln?; rooms. 322 South Central. 212 FOK It KN T V.1 RTS1 KN TO. to ui:nt apartment . -Two ri.om furnisheil 510 lOast Alain street. LOST Ladies' small brown purse er.ntainini; some silver and .iitney ticket to Cential I'oint. Kinder please return to .Mail Tribune of--lice. 2 13 LOST Man's undressed kid i;love. li'inder please return to .Mail Tri bune office. .212 FOK SAl.F KRAfj K'STATK Kt)lt SALIC Seven room modern cottage, well built. i.M. T. care Al nil Ttibune, 24:1 FO 1 1 SAI.K Furnished house al Alder street. 2 li FOIt SAI.K Five room furnished modern bungalow, a20 Sou t ti Grape. Seymour I'h.van. 2 17 FOR 1 tie XT Five room modern house Willi barn and chicken yard, on paved street, seven blocks from center of town. Inquire at N30 Taylor street. 242 FOIt SALIC Furnished house. A well made five-room bungalow, w-ith glassed-in potrh, and garage. All in good repair. Hardwood floors, spacious verunml, fine front and back lawn, paved street and sidewalk, assessments paid, near school. High class furnishings, with electric range, and dishwash er. Price $3ai.H), pari cash. Apply IC. O. Teague, 7:17 West Jaelison street. , tf i' OH SALE 73 y- owner only, bouse and lots in Modford. Also Kood land close to Medfvnl. Cash or easy terms. T. L. Taylor, phono 4 52-H. 2 -Hi IIKAL KSTATK IWKSTMKNTS I'UKXISHEl) liOl?SE, I'TilNlSHElJ (1oho in, cozy and convonii'iit home, well furnished. Owners have lived hero for ten years, in tend going lu a colder cliinato. There is a reason. Lot 00x100. East front. Larue lawn. Shade trees. Fruit t rocs, roses, berries, grapes. 1 story hr.use. 7 rooms, bath, closets, Bleeping porch, laun dry room, wood houso, In fact a most convenient homo. Splendid furniture, rugs and piano. Canned fruit and wood. Price, complete, ?3.10u.U0. Page-Mre.sslcr Co., Xash block. , CHK'KEXR-rS ACItES .1 CHICK EN'S .lust what you havo been looking for, close in and near paved street. All cultivated, fair soil. Several oak Hhade trees. , All fen'ced. Very food house, barn, well, city water. Price only $2000. Page-UreHHler Co,, Nanh Block. HOME IlAltGA X To tho person desiring a dandy home, within 10 ' minutes walk of the buslnesa dis- 1 trict, togotlier with the advanatgo; of a fine tract of garden land and fruit trees, this property certainly will appeal. The house has five largo comfort all lo rooms, ail on one floor. Walls aro plastered and tinted and aro n excellent condi tion. Roomy hath. Pantry larg 'enough for the season's returns fromr the garden and fruit trce3. Lot contains over iifioo so., ft., giv ing room for a small farm. As to foil, there is no better In Medford a rich Randy loam. Tho price, $22".0.00, should be attractive to one familiar with values. We be lieve the property to bo worth more. Hut the owner needs funds for other purposes and ?,o fixes a low price for quick Bale, only $12."i0.00 Is necessary to handle. And there are no assessments to assume. Keo this property today. LEKUL'iS I'. ACHES 3 'MERRIES Located two miles out on the , paved highway. Paid up water right. Neut Ti room house, barn. Rest barry and truck land. Idea! for poultry. .lust like bidng in town. School close. Lights. .I'hone Lailv mail. What more do yon Wish? $-000.00 Ukr-H this. $1000 rash. Terms on $10mo. P;tge I)resler Co.. Xash Block. 24!'. his Interest on your money. and KOI; SAM riionu L'.' - . Kol! SAI.K OOtl Mi Up,. 1 I'is. l'a:i; llurses. j i-'e seven and I weiulil twelve yo.ir.- e ! !i are .uood. soinul I horses an. I will No ivasoiiaM.- n work ;'"Ywlcns,wNl, Mar.. hall C'litial I'oint 2 1 ;i I . -Team iubt 2 1 oe: i " Kood lianii'ss Soutli llaiuilti l'akola aveiuu wauon. KOK SAI.I j 1 lllqnil 1' opposite - I hoii-e Haroe sln.ats. ent end of N01 th Cent ral, box fartory. 2 I it I I'm; sai.k -Nice Jersey heifer ealf. I week ol,l. 1 bard llros. Wallace Wood at Hub 2 12 I'tllt S A l.i: Pure bred iniroc Jersey weaned pi:;s from bii: type ances tors. I'nreeistered at ea 1) : Hee.isti'red at $11. 1)11 each. Cood k (.piHirlilnit'Sv. to i;et feetb.Ts or ' breediiiK (stpjl;. Cull Modoc Orch ard. KOlt SAI.K Seven Head of shoals weieht about Ion lbs. Phono (;-!'-1 3 L. A. liosi', I'hoenix. Foil SAI.K Cheap, dandy horse, work, drive or ride. 1111 North Kiverside avenue, Aledford. 2a7 I''OU SAL10 Cheap, four puro bred milch goals, lilt North Kiverslde avenue, .Medford. 2-13 FOK HA f,K MISCSitiLAX KOC8 Foil SALIC and gas ie and rifles. Four-burner gas range uter. Marlin pump gun r.2ft South Grape. 21 1 FOIt SAI.K Smith Fonn-n-Traetor ailarhment, in first class condi tion, used on Ford or other tight car, makes ji pra'l ica I and eeonotu ical trai'lor. I'hone 103-W. Itouio I. Ilo-; 7.-,, Aleilfi.rd. 2 I I FOI! SALIC St I'd cook range fl.i.nii. ' Small coal heater. $3. 75. Air-tight healer, $3. (HI. Gasoline range, $ 12.00. Singer sewing machine $10.00. White sewing machine. $5.01). Iioiielas, nil South Cential. Phone LL WILSON AUDITING CO. K. M, I'Olt SAI.K III1U h'ranklin. Has run Wlloon, C. P. A. Attention given .Minn miles. Ilarnuni's tinruKo. 2 17 to anything in Accounting and In- come Tax requirements. Look I'Olt SAI.H Crown orcan in wood Into our simplified accounting eonilition, exlra fine instrument. method. M. P. & H. Building, ?lii.nii. Also lareo uarurnlsheil Medford. Phone 157-H. front room lor rent. 1' 17 West -- :vut 33 'Main over tlohlen Kulo. 'Hi Instruction In Moslo .-...--v...... . ..i-i. -i. -1,1 .-. Kilt RAI. 10 One Fniihanka spray FKED ALTON IIAIQHT Toachor o( iliuehme, mil! Mean spniy niaehiiifi, piano and harmony. Halght Musi holh sprayers In Kiioil order. Hear Studio, 401 Garnett-Corey BldK Creel; Orchard. I'hono UiS-.I-2. Phone 72. 2 -I -I , - 1 rTiTt SA I.K Leghorn hTu aTd HS. ( eoehs. 1022 West lOlevoith. 211 I. o. O. F. -Medford lodge No. 83, : rr"7,, "TT-;; r, 7, ; Ti Meets every Monday night at 7:30. l-OI .SAI.I, Mounlain Jmialhau ap- A Vaa Auaanll iS. w. U Pies. Lust chance. I-Ino fruit. mw secretary. l r s wareliouso. . 2j;! ,logue ulver Encampment No. FOIt SALU 211 tons ensilaKe com 30 -Meets 2d and 4th. Fridays at not husked off. Will feed out on J:30 P; m- L-Dommor. C. P.; place. (!. K. Pierce, Terrill Itaneh, L- ; llod Brle' llrownshoro, Ore. Olive Kehokah lodge No. 28 . Meets 1st and 3rd Tuosdays at 8 FOIt SAI.K One nearly new Chevro- P. in. Karon M. Batoman, N. O.J let. See it at Oeo. lj. Trelchler Annio J. Bateman, secretary. -MoK.t Co. 2 li", Visitors cordially iuvltud to ai meetings. FiHt SAI.K Sludeliakcr touring car. ' - " 1 i Light Six, new last May, over-size Pinning Mill ' (looilvear cord tires, all in flno ?TX?rrS""JJ?.7int "?T" 7 !T7Ti eouditl,,,). ?ir,oo rash. K. O. THOMA3 MOFFAT General mill Teague, 737 West Jackson street. vork saa i0I m0lding,S,,ani . ... Bcreoufl. Shop 437 S. Fir.. Phone : 184. ' FOIt HALF lillfi Ford touring ear, ;; ,.-, T, v good coiulllien. 2 horso gas on- -,J- BBKGI.UND Plumbing, heat- glue, Ohio reed culler, 3-ineh wag- '"8 ana Pal.r wr? nds' on. buggy and harness, land pul- b,t?veSDr,ellne'J',r V7 . verier nl small tools. W. D. aide. Phone 22 5-J. tf ltoherts, Kagle Point. 217 7Z7Z "T'c .' L : Physiolana and Snrneona ... . FOR SAI.K Two slightly useil drop- TTTcTTTTj TTTrT head (III Singer sewing machines, MEAUNS BI103. Physicians and cheap. Singer Sewing Machine Co.. Wns, successors to Dr. Robert 1 15 West. Main street. 217 WV n,a-. ttt o, , r Dr. Robert W. Stearns, special FOR SAI.K New rubber tiro buggy, attention to surgery, disease ol llglit spring wagon, singlo harnuss, women and obstetrics, and saddle. 1 1 1 I North Riverside Dr. Ralph W. Stearns, special avenue, .Medford. 200 attention o diseases of the stom- ach, kidneys and heart. Phonaa.1 FOR SAI.K A touring ear in good Office 3D; House 933. running order, good engine, good tires. A bargain at $:i!)0.()il. Tumy DR. J. J. EMMEN3 Physician and -Motor ft., 125 South Front St. surgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes aclen FOR SALK Plymouth Rock pullets tlfleally tested and glasses sup. and cockerels. Phono 5-F-2. 243 plied. Oculist and Aurlst for 8. P, - ,,, u, - : K. R. Co. Offices M. F. ft H. Co. l'OR SAI.K Sewing machines rent- Bldg. Phone 667. od $ I .no per inonlh. Phono Doug- , las lit 5-J. DR. F. O. CARLOW i ; : . . . Z " DR. EVA MAINS CARLOW ' tOR SALK Haled hay, first and OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN! second cutting, $22.50 and $23.50. 416-417 Qarnott-Corey Bid. ' Full weight no tag woight Phone 904-L. 1 makes about $1.00 a ton tlllfer- Residence 26 S. Laurel Btreot uco. T. I). Singleton, 2 Vi miles houthwest or Kaglo I'oint. 2 15 T. O. HEINE, M. D. Physician and ,. .,,,-7: r: t. 7Z Burgeon Specialty Eye, Ear, I ()lt SAI.K l ord bug, three passen- iNoBe Tnr0at. Glasses fitted and ger, roar goed tires, first-class con- properly adjusted. Moles, warts lilt Ion, price $21)5.00. Telephone (u,(1 gkla blemishes removed with 8:;i). iOli South Ivy street. 2 13 n0 gcarB l0t, Qjtica third floot FFluTl'r-Nevv 1!)1S model Ford Liberty Building. ear. Run 400 miles, at a bargain. un R RANDOLPH SKBLY, 806-307 CalJ(5 l East Ninth street. 242 Morgan building, Portland. Ore., ,.,. ,. . ., ,.,. - ., , n. makes a specialty of Burgery. Speo I'OR SA I.e. Overcoats at real bar- . . ,,.,.,,,,, . ,,,. ..j X tA.,A gains. 10. North Central. 2 12 X geopi FOR SALIC Hay. Phone 842-J. Dn. McMORRlS M. DOW. Physician FOIt SAI.K Gas range, enameled "a Surgeon Practice limited to back, three ovens. Call at Hig nd hosrKal obstetrics. Pines Lumber Co. H. A. Thierolf. Special attention given to diseases ! ot women. Offices 306-7 M. F. & . FOR SALK Alfalfa hay, delivorel, H. Illdg. Residence, the Dow Hos- I $24.00 per ton. 1103 Nlantic St. pltal. I 202 1 " ' I Irintcres and Publishers i H .Onek THdt North" X" street! MEDKORD PRINTING CO. ha th j hirkhJMer Xl ;FOIt SALE aam., eravol, sediment loose leaf ledgers, billing systems, and dirt, plowlr.s and teaming etc. Portland prices. 27 North j work dore. Phone 912-J. Fir 8t. : j "MMMn. " i!8!. i-rrr: rrr-' kads transfer ft storage co. FOR TRAlil.-h.x-cyllnder touring o(tco 4a North Front 8t. Phon cat for cattlo. Answer Box , Mail ls priCM right, Service guar. Trlbuuo. 340J- j 11 1 :M ;ol.l) .M ATTIvi:ssi-:.S made over Iiko j ni'W. I'hone Hnut,'!as, i:i."-.I. l'TKNITCKt: upholsleriai,- and 1 pairiiu:. Phone l.loulas, tlla-J. MACIIIN'HS, phonographs I'hone l)ou;- and clocks repaired, las, 01. '.-.I. i i''l 'IvNITrill-: and household Koods somli ,,f pacucii ami crated, l'honu )ouk m i las 1; 1 ;,-,l. TOOUKXlUMiG STUD COAT Now standing at the Helms Stables. 24(J MOXK.V TO l.OAX TO l.OAX .1. I!, money on real mortuages and l'liiiue ,-,3-M. st reel . Andrews loans estate and buys Liberty bonds. U North Grape. BUSINESS IintECTORT Auto toiippnufl LAHER ATJTO BPItlNQ CO. W aro operatlni? the largest, oldeX and host-etptlpped plant In the Pa cific northwest. Use our RprtnKI when others fall. Sold undor writ ten guarantee. 34 North Fifteenth 8t., Portland, Orogon. Attorneyi ELIJAH H. Hirnn Lawyer, 213-14 (iarnott-Corey Hlds. POUT till J. Nifil'F Attomoy-at-law rooms 8 and 9, Medford National Bank Building. A. K. IlEAMES Lawyr, Garnett Corey Bulldlug.1 Dentistry UH. BERT R. ELLIOTT Dontlstry. 304-B-C Medford Furniture and Hdwe. Bldg. Miss Phylia Roberta, Doutal assistant. Office phone 295. residence phone 115-Y. 173 Expert Accountant